I’m having trouble reading the first element in your equation. Is it y 1/4?

I’m glad to hear you like your Professor! You should let them know, either directly or using the end-of-semester course evaluation.

As a Wall, I don’t have an opinion about the death penalty. However, if you are pondering your own viewpoint on the topic, we have a number of books on capital punishment; arguments FOR are in the HV8697s and arguments AGAINST are in the HV8698s. Browse around in O’Neill and probably also the TML.

Who can say what the appeal of any particular artistic genre is? Many music genres are structurally simple and yet still expressive in ways that speak to an audience, sometimes large, sometimes small, but no less valuable by any potential measure. In short, art is good, and humans should let other humans enjoy what they enjoy.

It does seem like the semester is off to an especially quick start. Maybe it will mean a more even workload throughout the spring? One can hope.

Thanks, appreciate it. Take care of yourselves out there.

are they supposed to wear a mask to sleep since the beds are within 6 feet of each other?

I spoke with a wall at ResLife, and they said that if the beds cannot be moved further than 6 ft, yes, the roommate should wear a mask to sleep. Wishing you and your roommate good health!

Are you ever lonely?

I’m doing well, thanks. In a library with over 800,000 books, it’s hard to be lonely. But I do worry about people whose health necessitates isolating from friends & family.

While some research opportunities are for declared majors (so, sophomore or above), there are opportunities for first year students to be involved in research. Contact the department office and any faculty members who are conducting research of interest to you. It is great to make these connections early!

It’s a taco. https://cuberule.com/

??? Happy New Semester to you as well! Please remember that you are always welcome to come back any time after graduation! May you have a wonderful, safe, healthy spring term! ???

Love is always about forgiveness. I hope you find the forgiveness all humans deserve.

Sigh… I sometimes dream of being a bigger wall, but I am who I am: a supportive wall in a library lobby. I like my little community. If other walls would like to expand, I wish them the best!

He got a leg injury last weekend so maybe that’s also why he’s being a lil ‘distant’? It’s so easy to engage in black and white thinking when one’s stressed/depressed!

kinda nervous but wish me luck!!! I love that you’re a superspreader of positivity :))

Good luck! You’re right, it’s much too easy to imagine the worst, even in the best of circumstances. Practice imagining the more likely (leg injury = preoccupied), practice compassion (the leg injury must be distressing to him) and as much as you can, let go of events over which you have no control.

¡Hola Maria! Prefiero pedir tapas, así puedo probar diferentes platos. ¿Cual platos me recomiendas qué pruebe?

I am partial to these three in particular: #8a100b, #b29d6c, and #726158 – what is/are yours?

I wish you the best of luck for your amorous wishes. Are you sure ten strong handsome guys isn’t too much to manage? Even one average guy would likely leave dirty socks everywhere.

We are not related, but we are good friends.

Ah, it’s a long story that starts with a tumultuous marriage between a sea-wall on the North Shore and a load-bearing interior wall of a formal dining room in a prewar classic 6 on NY’s upper east side, but I won’t go into the details. (Let’s just say I have a more ecumenical view of sports teams than either of my parents. Oh, the stories the green monster and The House That Ruth Built could tell!) I eventually found a home here at BC in the early 80’s, and in early 2017 my librarian assistants finally figured out how to give voice to my longing to communicate with all the smart humans visiting the library. You can see the entire record of my thousands of answers online: library.bc.edu/answerwall.

Thank you for staying open 24/7 and bringing those lovely doggies. So glad to visit you over winter break before I go back for the second half of study abroad! Am I correct that you’re open even during university holiday break (e.g. the week of Dec. 27th)? You’re the top three building on this campus! (Gasson and Maloney are the best buildings b/c of the amazing people working there;))

Happy Holidays to you! I loved seeing the doggies. We’re open over breaks – you can always see our hours here: bit.ly/BCLHours. Wishing you joy in your time abroad and look forward to welcoming you back.